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New Linux Video: Kazam Screencaster Tool Review

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Unlike most screen recording programs for Linux, Kazam is uber with its editing and exporting options (in a clean, nice graphical user interface) and works with a standard, easy-to-edit format, but it is not without it’s downsides.


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is a girl that's been playing video games since she came out of the womb. 22 years later I decided to share these pent-up opinions about the industry, games, my likes and dislikes and everything in between. I also dabble with Linux and make a vain attempt at helping others dabble as well. Actually, I just like the word 'dabble'.

  • http://kifathenerd.dbv.pl Kifa

    Hey, thanks for the heads-up on this one. I’ve been searching for a good way of recording test gameplay from my Blender-based game project and until I tested Kazam I’ve used Fraps under Windows, because that was the only thing that could record OpenGL stuff without trouble. Kazam finally allows me to stay on Linux if I just want to record some test!

    It’s also very fast (compared to gtk-recordmydesktop and the underlying stuff) – I can record my screen with full resolution of 1920×1200 with reasonable framerates, and the output files are small too (and of very good quality, exellent for further processing with OpenShot and/or Avidemux). Great tool overall and once again – thank you for showing it to those who somehow never noticed it before. :)

  • Tbone

    Thank you so much Nixie. Your videos and blog have inspired the geek in me to do the Ubuntu thing for good.

  • Kiraitachi

    Just awesome i love ur stuff thanks a lot Nixie u made my recording possible thanks to your videos!! I first started with the terminal and now Kazam is my best tool thanks!!LOve from a fan!! ^^

    • Kiraitachi

      I didnt find out something..KAZAM in kde doest record audio???

  • http://charlieharvey.org.uk Charlie Harvey

    Great stuff. I made a little tutorial of how to install kazam on Debian Squeeze, which might be an alternative for non-ubuntuists. I’ve not managed to get sound, because of the PulseAudio requirements, but I’ve simply captured using JACK or Audacity and mixed in the sound in kdenlive.

  • mark

    what is the best program of video editor ???